PubMed · 1988 · 29 citations · 0 references
DentistryOral RadiologyOtolaryngologyAuditory AnatomyTemporomandibular Disorder EtiologyExternal Auditory Canal AnatomyTemporal Bone AnatomyTemporomandibular Joint AnatomyTemporomandibular Joint ImagingTemporomandibular Joint RadiographyTympanic Membrane AnatomyCongenital Perilymphatic FistulaExternal Auditory Canal Bony AnatomyTemporomandibular Joint TomographyTympanic Part Anatomy
The clinical and radiological findings in a patient who developed a spontaneous fistula between the right temporo-mandibular joint and the external auditory canal are presented. A high resolution CT scan revealed that the fistula had developed through a congenital dehiscence in the anterior wall of the tympanic bone.